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An Historic Grade II* listed house with gardens and hut tub, on the Dorset/Wiltshire border, offering luxury accommodation for up to 13 guests in 6 double bedrooms and 1 single.

Set within 6 acres of beautiful gardens & perfect for special occasions or family get togethers.

On the ground floor, the medieval entrance hall provides a wonderful dining area together with kitchen, utility, sitting.  There are six bathrooms and en-suites. An unforgettable place to stay and enjoy the views.

To stay in this extraordinary, historic, Grade II* house is a unique experience. Deeply atmospheric, the principal rooms exude a tremendous sense of history and contain many fine examples of period features. Set in superb grounds on the Rushmore Estate, on the edge of the charming village of Tollard Royal, King John’s House is perfect for a special celebration be it a ‘milestone’ birthday, important wedding anniversary or a large family reunion.

Ground floor: enter through an ancient oak door from the courtyard into the medieval dining hall with its huge open fireplace and flagged floor. 
Impressive, oak-panelled snug in the Tudor addition to the house with original fireplace now containing a gas fire. 
Large, well-equipped kitchen with breakfast table. Outer room incorporating a big walk-in larder, utility area and secondary entrance at the side of the house. 
Ground floor bedroom with bathroom located a short walk away.

1st floor: Large, beautiful drawing room corresponding to the hall below in the original part of house with large window overlooking the garden below and open fireplace. 
At the top of the stairs is the Panel bedroom with full bathroom with shower over bath.
From inner lobby, two bedrooms, with half-tester canopy doubles or twin beds; both with an en suite shower room/wc.

The master bedrooms enjoys gardens access from the en-suiteto the higher level of the garden including 9 seater wood fired hot tub.

In the attic a double/ twin and single bedroom share a family style bathroom including a roll tub bathtub and shower.

This property includes exclusive use of the main gardens including 9 seater wood fired hot tub. Please note, the car park may be shared with guests staying at The Butlers House.

Should you need further accommodation the Butlers House can be booked separately and sleeps a further 4 guests. An adjoining door can be unlocked to become an extension of the main house.

The property is operated via self check in however we are on hand via the app for any queries.

The Rushmore Estate lies within the larger area known as the Cranborne Chase, once a royal hunting ground, and perhaps one of the best examples of a typical ‘English’ landscape anywhere in the country. The higher ground affords wonderful views as far as the Isle of Wight and there are superb walks in the area including a number of ‘droves’ – green lanes where once oxen and cattle were herded to market. Comprising 7,000 acres in total, the estate contains one of the largest swathes of broad-leaved woodland in southern England and is a wildlife site of national importance.

There are no links to public transport, but many great walking routes.

King Johns House, Unique 13th Century Property

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